Warwick Tips

Warwick Racecourse is a popular National Hunt racing course that host 25 meetings annually. It is one of 15 racecourses owned by The Jockey Club and was originally opened back in 1707 but it was another 102 years before the first stand was built.

National Hunt races take place from September through to May with the Kingmaker Chase being the highlight of the season at the racecourse.

Warwick Racecourse

Warwick Racecourse is left-handed, flat and 1.6 miles around with ten fences to be jumped per circuit.

The course tends to suit handy horses due to being quite tight.

The course did use to host both Flat and National Hunt racing but the decision was made in July 2014 to end flat racing with the final flat fixture taking place in the August.

Warwick Feature Races

Since 2104, Warwick only hosts National Hunt races and there are 25 meetings that take place each year from September through to May.

January is one of the biggest months at Warwick Racecourse with the Classic Chase and Leamington Novice’s Hurdle both taking place on Classic Chase Day.

February brings us The Kingmaker Raceday which features the Kingmaker Chase with the winner of the race gaining entry to the Cheltenham Festival and Aintree Grand National!

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Betting Advice For Warwick

• Left-handed, chute for the 2m3f hurdles and 2m0.5f chases
• Grade 2 Leamington Spa Novice Hurdle, Grade 2 Kingmaker Novices Chase in February plus the Classic Chase in January the feature races
• Jonathan Burke (18/101 and 38 total places) for a near 18% strike-rate is respected
• Jonjo O’Neill Jr (18/85 and 32 total places) with a 21% strike-rate is of note
• Josh Newman (3/5 and all 5 placed) with a 60% strike-rate is considered
• Bryony Frost (10/56 and 26 total placed) is considered with a near 18% strike-rate
• Nico De Boinville (22/100 and 50 total placed) a jockey of note with a 22% strike-rate
• Kayleigh Woollacott (4/17 and 7 total places) boasts a good LSP and a 23.53% strike-rate
• Jonjo O’Neill (29/153 plus 54 total places) with a near 19% strike-rate is respected
• Tom George (10/63 and 21 total places) has a good LSP from his near 16% strike-rate
• Gary Hanmer (8/23 and 10 total places) does well with a 34.78% strike-rate does well here